Culture can have a significant impact on teenagers' attitudes about friendship. Different cultures may have different expectations for how friendships should be formed and maintained, as well as different values and beliefs about the importance of friendship. For example, some cultures may place a greater emphasis on family relationships than on friendships, while others may prioritize friendships over family. Additionally, cultural norms and values can shape how teenagers view the qualities they look for in friends, such as loyalty, trustworthiness, and respect. Cultural influences can also affect how teenagers interact with their friends, such as how much time they spend together, how they communicate, and how they resolve conflicts.
